Section 1-13-13 - Post-election duties; county canvassing board; certifying results. - New-mexico Statutes

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1-13-13. Post-election duties; county canvassing board; certifying results.

A. The county canvassing board shall complete the canvass of the returns and declare the results within ten days from the date of the election.

B. On the thirty-first day after any primary, general or district special election, the county canvassing board shall issue to those candidates entitled by law election certificates, or certificate of nomination in the case of the primary election, to all county officers, magistrates and to members of the legislature elected from districts wholly within the county. In addition, the county canvassing board shall declare the results, immediately after completion of the canvass, of the election and of all questions affecting only the county.

C. The county canvassing board, immediately after completion of the canvass, shall also certify to the state canvassing board the number of votes cast for all other candidates and questions respectively and shall immediately deliver to the county chairman of each political party that participated in the election a certificate showing the total number of votes cast for each candidate in the election in the county.

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1-13-13. Post-election duties; county canvassing board; certifying results.

A. The county canvassing board shall complete the canvass of the returns and declare the results within ten days from the date of the election.

B. On the thirty-first day after any primary, general or district special election, the county canvassing board shall issue to those candidates entitled by law election certificates, or certificate of nomination in the case of the primary election, to all county officers, magistrates and to members of the legislature elected from districts wholly within the county. In addition, the county canvassing board shall declare the results, immediately after completion of the canvass, of the election and of all questions affecting only the county.

C. The county canvassing board, immediately after completion of the canvass, shall also certify to the state canvassing board the number of votes cast for all other candidates and questions respectively and shall immediately deliver to the county chairman of each political party that participated in the election a certificate showing the total number of votes cast for each candidate in the election in the county.

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1-13-13. Post-election duties; county canvassing board; certifying results.

A. The county canvassing board shall complete the canvass of the returns and declare the results within ten days from the date of the election.

B. On the thirty-first day after any primary, general or district special election, the county canvassing board shall issue to those candidates entitled by law election certificates, or certificate of nomination in the case of the primary election, to all county officers, magistrates and to members of the legislature elected from districts wholly within the county. In addition, the county canvassing board shall declare the results, immediately after completion of the canvass, of the election and of all questions affecting only the county.

C. The county canvassing board, immediately after completion of the canvass, shall also certify to the state canvassing board the number of votes cast for all other candidates and questions respectively and shall immediately deliver to the county chairman of each political party that participated in the election a certificate showing the total number of votes cast for each candidate in the election in the county.